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D All This TABLE. GOING NORTH. FGROI‘ITO. Accoin. PIX. Union 1.30 5 :io fll‘lilillld 1.;0 5.] ) r‘llveil‘ln Lib “.18 the RICHMt .\. King .. Aurora, Newmur or dewmnrket . . . . . . . . . . R Alll‘Ol‘iL .. Kiri: .. Rromrc ' . 'l‘hornliili Downsrieiv . I) ivonvmrt .. Purlrdnlc... .. ............9.-10 7‘49 03%: i':) _ 12.30 nion .. 9.?0 PROCTGRB STAGE Connmts with rill bruins, leaving the Pal-1001' House Jilf‘illill‘tll’l Hill. as follows: Mai‘ tr fixiwressiarth A: South. .......... can u m. xScrum»mmlutiri:, north and smith . .11.00 n. m 'xpress North . . m. Me-il South ........ (J 00 F‘ POST guru: richer. Until further notice Hails will he closed at the ichiuond Hill Post Office as follows:â€" MonNING:~â€"Going Norrhroulh Exist and “'est, including Tlioriiliill, _ ‘\ Mople,Torouto,Mitrkhuin,&c. 7.4.) \ EVENING zâ€"Goins: south East and West (as ‘\ above) \. N.B.-â€"Rosistered Letters must be handed in at least Fifteen Minutes earlier than the above mentioned hours for closing. M. TEEFY, Postmaster. SUMMER Tins TABLE 1?] e‘ti'opolimn St. Railway Going South Going North :5 a . . “g s’ z o fâ€"t’ f5: :4 "‘ S 5 - . (5 E .2: D‘ g‘ n M s £3 :5 o‘ 2 s w :5 :5 >t Leave G 20 am 6 40 Lee 7 00 Ar 7 10 710... 7:0,... ...740... .. . 800 920... 820.. 810 ......... 8 45 815... 820 .8 40. 840.. 9 845... 850.. 910.. 910. 930 9 ‘ 9 30 .‘J 30 ‘l 50 ......... 10 . : 9 7f) 10 20 c. r Om ..... 1‘2 55 300 ....... ..3 o.) 55 , 6 05 ...6 55 ...8 25 850....~ 9 i0 910... 9 30 53”... 950 950...]010 ..1olo..,lo3o . .. .1030...1c 50 ..... lo 55 055...lloo...... 1120.. .. .....1129...1140 blast cur doing north on Suturdav night leaves l (‘. P. R. Crossing at 11.50 o‘clock. "blitz? :iElilttlti. RICH-storm I‘TILL, Thursday, Dec. 6, ’94 140(1 AIJS. MI. T. Herbert Lennox will be at Kelly’s Hotel every Wednesday. Dr. F. J. Gsllunougli, V. S , vicils Rich- mond Hill profeSsionliily every Wednesday and Saturday afternoon. Axes and Handlesâ€"ht A. Moodie's. Wheat is going up a little in price. It is ow bringing 60 and 61 cunts iii the Toronto urket. ieavv, seamless, 3 ply cotton Grain Bags for $1.90 per dozen at. the Concrete. r. Louis Marsh arrived from Manitoba on hursdiiy lust, and will remain a month or we with his parents here. fit you wunt Stoves, C. Mason's is the place to buy them cheap. Mr. A. F Stephenson was in the village on Monday representing The Star news- paper. Oatmeal, Coi‘nmenl, tics, Tspiocu, Pot Barley, at British Flagstaff. The ctliiucllnll to be tuktli in the Metho- dist chumli next Sunday is in aid of the Supernnnunlion Fund. Extra l‘utros Curr-unis 5 cents per lb. tit the Concicte and good linisiue for 5 cents per lb. Successful rcvivul services life being held iii the Methodist cl.ui‘ch. They will likely be continued next we 1;. Horse Clippers, " it ptlll‘ nt ('..\luson's. The monthly muting of the \Vointin‘s Aup’iliiu'y rill be held in the school-room of [1181‘ Methodist church to morrow til. 3 p. in. Wleiide-l loss from 25c. up at »r m, n. I , ’ V _ igl‘.1hCIU§‘JC'll l’oifti, rt former rceve of \'iil1),riiiiii.imd Wurdun oi York County, hits ,1 I i u torrllllglit procession becu rcques'cd to lit-coins s. cundidutc no ul- dcmlfun iii \‘Curd 4, Toronto, for 18255. I Rilbbcrs and blocks. We hith the proper goods at right prices. Nuughton Brls, Ebgin Ailil‘. Vaughan Counci' wil meet on Thursday, the 13m inst. Markham TUWLL-Lllp Council will meet on the 15th. LINE, 530 mas number which will be issued on Sutur- Mnodigs. : dirt, Atkinson, \lilcy, lllcixluhin, Summ,‘ ‘ziiid Bl Mt'll'e Underwear, heavy and med'xom to suit the timcs, art A. Moodie's. Ht"! Mainsty, the Queen, has forwarded, :lll’t‘lla’ll tric- Lieuf..llâ€"overnor. ‘l‘lirco Pounds r linterning for the il‘lllilllfl triplets, lorli til Bruconiiulu, York townrhip ii: Anglist last. All kinds. of Hardware ut lcwest prices at. C. Mann's. ho annual :Iiteling of the “foal. Yolk (‘ ‘V'lfl‘u‘fl ASSULl‘lllCii will be held in the liar-lo Hull, ‘.'«::to:i,oii Monday, the lllth of 1)r-Crli:l'z‘l‘, it! ‘2 pin , for the nomination if u candidate for the House of Commons. Hun. N. C, William: is rxpccttd to be present. T The host sclcclcd Valencia lluisins for $1 per box at the Concrete. The (lions is ol‘in-iin; n set of Picturesque Canada, in handsome tilii'iiblo clotli binding, for $5.00. _ Enquire tit 'l‘iii: Lill‘ .ir. ofiico. Al. the Toronto Presbytery Tuesday it was docide to recommend the striking out by the. General ASSPll‘l'ly froin the llf'W Hymniil of the srcond verse of the Nulional Anthem, which is numbered as u 113 min in that collection. lass mid Putty, Nails and Hinges, and General Hiii'dwiu'o at A. Mooilic‘s. T. F. l\lc\lulion represents the Sun Life Insurance- Company for Richmond lilll rind surrounding districts. He will be pleased to have a call from tiny person corilcmpluting taking out l1 policy. Skates, Cow Ties, Chopping Axes, Axe Handles, cheap, at C. Mason‘s. The Toronto Globe is getting outs. Christ- day, the 15th of December. It will contain 32 pages and will be replete with choice holiduy reading and benuliful illustrations specially designed. The price will be only 10 cents, and monthly subscribers will get it free. Leave your order for a copy at THE LIBERAL oflicr . You can gel. the daily Globe for 35 cents a month by culling for it at this office. Lemon, Orange and Citron Peel at the Concrete; best quality Lemon and Orange Peel for 20 cents per lb. The next annual meeting of the Canadian Press Association will be held about the first Thursday in February, and will be especially interesting owing to the fact that Charged with House-Breaking. Arthur Mcllride, recently discharged from ' the Control Prison, was on Monday morning nrrrsted at Newton Brook by Constables Pclcli and Frisby, of Aurora, charged with breaking into the house of Joshua Oliver, 4th Cull. Whitchurch, on tho prsvmus day when the family were at church. Nothing was missed from the house but u few cents, a jick knife and n roasted chicken. The trucks made in the snow were proven to bc blmlluf to what Would be made by McBride‘s boots. He was taken before Magistrate Lundy, of Aurora, and was sent. down for trial. Try our Coffee at :10 cents per lb. nnd Ten nt the same price, the value is special. At- kinson (b Swrlzer. Victoria Square. The Victoria Square Rifle Club has organ- isr-d for the current sensor). Tho annml inrcting Was held on Silurday evening lust, V when the IJllOWlUg nllicers were elected :â€" President, J. C. Jenkins; Vice-President, James Lever; Sec’y-Treas., W. Scott; Committee of Management, Geo. Dennis, R. Agar, L. Stoutenburuli, J. McKenzie and 1t. Frisby. The club will meet for practice on the first and third chncsdny afternoon of each month, the first meeting to be on the afternoon of VVednesdnv, Dec. 19th. Chal- lenges to friendly matches from other clubs will receive prompt attention. Look carefully at this soup listâ€"â€"7 burs Russian Electric for 25 cents, 14 burs good Electric Soup for 25 cents, 5 bars Wonderful Soup for 25 cents, 6 bars Richard‘s Tele- phone Sosp for 25 ccnts,1lichurd’s Jubilee bar for 23 cents,4 burs cithcr Glycerine, Custile or Oatmeal Soup for 23 cents, this week at the Concrete. Maple. Court Maple City, No. 370, I. O. F., will hold their regular slim-monthly meeting nextSaturdny evening. and it is expected that alurge number of candidates will be initiated. Bro. K. Murdoch, P. D. II. C.1t , of Toronto, who has been working in the neighborhood has bud great success in his effcrtslo increusc the membership of the Court. Arrangements are about completed for the annual banquet. and Bro. H. A. Collins, H. C. R. for Ontario, and some other prominent Foresters have promised to be present. Dr. Percival Resrgns. Rev. W. W. Percival, pastor of Richmond about one hundred sir-journalists of this Province have been Invited to be present and take part in the proceedings. Some exceedingly important matters will be dis- cussed. 1’ublishers, proprietors, editors, reporters of three years’ standing and busi- ness managers, habitually and professionally engaged as such, are eligable for member- ' ship. Fresh Raisins and Currants at British lagstai‘f. $20 and Costs. License Inspector Ecksrdt has recently prosecuted in two cases. Ira Bates of Nor- way, pleaded guilty to having sold liquor du- ring prohibited hours, and Mrs. E. Hunter, of East Toronto, admitted to have allowed liquor to be consumed in her shop. A fine of $20 and costs was imposed in each care. Mr. Simon Miller was the acting magistrate, New Golden Dates 8 cents per pound and 3.4 oz. boxes Figs for 10 cents per box at the Concrete. The Canadian Almanac. Gut a copy of the Canadian Almanac for 1895, at the LIBERAL store. Price 20 cents. This little annual is as good as an encyclo- rmdiu. Its directory and statistics are very complete, and it contains an excellent nrti- cle from Dr. Bouriiiot on Parliamentary Procedure. It also has an able article on the defence of Canada, and one on the Can- adian Sault Ste. Marie Canal, with a map of the district. In fact it is u book that should be perused from beginning to end. Canned Pears, Corn, Tomatoes. Salmon, Sardines. at Alex. Moodie‘s. Sunday School Bible Class. Next Sabbath instead of the regular pro. gramme in the Methodist Sabbath School there. will be a Sunday School Bible class led by the teachers. Subject, The Parable of the Sewer, Luke. 8th chapter, 4th to 15th verses. Time, 2 30 o’clork. Music by the S. S. orchestra. Appropriate bvmns by the school. Visitors welcome. Come and bring your Bibles. Horse Shoe, Lan, Don Accord, and Lion Salmon tit the Concrete, ull first-class goods, also good rod Salmon for 10 cents pcr can. Nâ€"ew Book: The librarian hits the new books cuta- loguod and put in their proper places in the Meclisnlcs’ Institute Library. About 180 volumes have been added tit It cost of 5153. There is now quite a rush at the library on Tuesdiiy nights, rind the librarian and his assistants are kept bus-v from 7 to 9. We might here rumind thrce or four of those who have not yet ptiid for their tickets to do so at oncc,iisit is time the returns are made. Blankets, Wonllcn SISTERâ€"Ems, Mitts and Stockings, at. British Flagstaff. Fire Brigade Meeting. The rcgulur monlhly meeting of the Fire Brig-ids wus held on Monday cvcnlnfz, Chicfl li’ugsley in the chair. After the minutes of but Ilit sting Were adopted the COl‘Cl rt coni- nilltce rcporlrd progress. The following committees were appointed for the :nppcr rind concert on New Tour‘s night: l’ro- risimis-»'I‘. Irrnch, J. Sanderson, A. Powell, ti. dim-m, w. slum, J. \Viigllt, r. Sims, l ’ C. Md‘olidgliv. Tableâ€"Vi ’i'. Clnipiuiin. '1‘. Tyrnl, 15.! llisli C. Slilvlil. Stony, In. «ik, G. Harris. Mullen“. C. I.§'\;ns,]£..\1iis.ii, A. Ll‘tllll'riâ€"AIL‘stlirllllrfi l‘iigsloy, lit-d- %:ti.dvr-.on, Storey, Browanl uiid Mi~s Til-itch. Aqliviriusâ€"â€"Fircinnii Morrison. 1: l wns d(“llik‘l1 lo procure firt-noi'ks and hurts, The secrolury ins~ the servict-s of the Bin-l, ~<1‘s‘. Atkinson (Hill J. Sniitlerson were 1'l'ljiltfr‘ d to ask the Mccliunics‘ Institute to redunc the piano before [llt‘ cone-:rt. It wus also decided to tli-unr.ilc the hose reels and luddtr truck, the artistic Work to be ex- ecuted by the various dLIJ‘ll'imkiEIS of tho minute, under :lic supervision of th». lieu- tcnun;. l appointh to request Hill and Thornhill congregations. has re- ceived u call from the Presbyterian church at Glonwood Springs, Colorado, and have asked the congregations here and also the Presbytery to accept his resignation. Glen- wcod Springs is the fashionable watering place of the west, and if the doctor does not long remain in that place we feel confident that his excellent ability as a pulpit speaker will soon gain for him one of the largest churches of that section of country. Many will regret his removal from this place. Died at 86. Mrs. Johanna Hopkins, widow of the late David Hopkins. of this village, died at her late residence on Saturday lust, al. the ripe old age of 86 years. She had been ailing for some time prevnius, but. her death was not expected until a very short time before the summons came. The funeral took place on Monday to the Oak Ridges cemetery, where deceased was buried by the side 0: her second husband, the late Frederick Page. A large number of relatives attended the burial, besides many friends and old ac- quaintances. A short service was held at the residence, also at the church, Rev. W. W. Bates M. A., officiating. The pull- beurors were Messrs. John Brown, John (,‘oulter, John Keiinerslay, John But, John Elliott and Matthew McNuir. Have You a Vote. The supplementary list of vott rs for poll- ing sub-division No. 2. Mnilrlmm, is posted up in the Post Office. The names of many well known electors are conspiclous l‘y their absence. The Grits complain that 37 of their men have been omitted in the new list, as well as a number of Tories. Among those loft off are James and Andrew Newton, Nicholas and.Duvid Tynet, George Robin- son, David Boyle, Joshua and Edwin Sislcy, William and Moses Vanderhurg. Of course it may be contended that. those who are left. off may appeal to the judge to be pliiced on the list, but is it fair that men like the above should be required to lose a dily and drive to the Court of Revision at Uninnvllle in order to have it vote at the Dominion elections? Those who say the Franchiso Act is an out- rage on the people put the matter very mildly. Thanks, Bro Bums! Bro. Binns, printer, Newmirkef, is cri- denlly not only disappointed but chugrined liccuuso his lender for the county printing was not acct-pied this year. At the Now In- bcr session he sent a communication to the County Council saying that he had rur- chused a quu lily of type and sorts pur- post‘ly for tlicjub and as he did not got the \ioik the type was of no use to him. Also lhlit as he heard the printing of the minutes was not done in iiccordniice With the con- truct,und us his wars the n xt lowest lon- der, he risked for the buluncc of the print- ing. Aftcr llstciiing to tho CUIL‘ilullilluutloll the Council wcre good enough to submit Ilie following r‘cs/tlulion wl.icli was iiiiuniiiiously curried; “ illovcd by Mr. 1‘ugsley,secoiiilrd by Mr. Evans, thut the printing of the min. utr‘s of this Council for the _\'l'2il‘ 15391 has been done in a thorough unil \l‘ullilleLlliliE‘ manner and is perfectly Ftillrlllrllil‘y to this Council." “'6 might modestly rciimilr thnt. the county printing was done :lt 11in Lin- nslr. office. E23 H1523. Idioms-AL lliclitizoiid Hill, t‘l) fininriuy, Doc. .1,[1101\ll‘cilfillll’l31't[Alhv‘ilflifu soil. Ismsâ€"At lili‘lllillrll’l llill. on 'l‘lllll‘N l'l\', 1)L‘C.Ul)], the \‘(lIU \‘I Juliii 11.11le, of :t nlltll_ll1it_l’. DEA'E‘H .‘si FAX/"ilXBlle’VLliâ€"At his lurc rusiulciicc. 1l1l'll!llf‘-ll'l lilll,\‘lliSiltul“1ll.)',ille i.\li of illh'cllll‘ljl', lodl, John normed 1"ulcoirlrrialgo, J. 1’., in tlic Tiltli 51â€" ‘of lllw llfit‘. Iloyillxsr-Atllichliii-iitl llill. till tili‘ 1st of Do,â€" cnliibci' inst, until «‘ll \‘m.i‘-. Mrs. J iiziiiiitt l\lii<‘kcri;/.io ltqil.iirs,u ii:ili\c of Sluiiimx'ity. lhlitllil Hf Iii-ms, Scotlltinl. Her and wus pence. € rs: .g 1.. n“ v 7". . l"-‘- $3.5!“ {5‘11 That’s the Way ATKINSON & SWITZER Do Business. . 1. If times are dull we mustil make the average of trade come up by offering in- ducements that will move the goods. l silqu DEALING- that is the givmg of big valuesâ€" BUSINESS. While you are Waiting For good times to come back You can Save Money By trading at the Concrete House I Man and his Shoes Why is a man so like his shoes ’2 Because for instance both their soles may iose. Both have been tanned, both been made tight By Cobblers; both get right and left; Both need a. mate to be complete, And both are made to go on feet; They both need'licaliiig, oft are sold, And both in time will turn to mould; \Vitli shoes the last is first; With man the lust shall be the first; When shoes wear out they’re mended new, . When men wear out they're nieii dead too; Bolli have their tics and both incline When polished in this world to shine; And both peg outâ€" now would you choose To be a man or be his SIIIIL‘S I See our Kangaroo Calf Boots at 4,572.50 worth $3.50. Ladies ! Call the first time you are in the city and see our stock of Hannah..."................................ BOOTS AND SHOES. cull-Inn -......-.u............"mum-u”... Whether you buy or not if. is a plvasure for us to show you our goods as we have some bargains to offer you. Gentlemen ! See our Attic Overshoes at......$1.00 worth $1.50 blunitoba heavy Rubbersl.00 “ 1.50 Lung Rubber Baots “ 2.i5 Self Acting Rubbers...... 45 “ 60 Solid leather Borit,\vater proof, extra lieavy......1.25 “ 1.75 Boys’ and Girls” School Boots in great variety. ‘ commonâ€"sfios STORE. COP. KING & GEORGE ST” TORONTO. hue-u. -. , . .4. réâ€"viâ€" . n» . . . ...- -.«~--.v-. a - .-.-«--â€"- â€"â€"AT New Black Cashmcrcs New Colored CilSlll‘lleCS \lew Flnniielcttcs New French li‘lzrnnels New Grey I‘dflnllClS Etc , lilo, Etc. Srocery Stock T. l)0‘VYE§“TELIJ. Proprietor. -- --.-....A.x.4.~’. . .,.. v» »(...m-,-l-..._ .. o-.. i. I. ,2“. ,._. _ . , , inter Goods THWâ€"~. New i‘iOSlCl‘y q LJ l New huts and Drawers New Tweetls New Coatings j New Trouscrings Etc, Etc, Etc. "0 UV. Always Compic â€"â€"â€"â€"~.-¢> Al“. -wut. ‘1 ISA, CROSBY